The room was a playful maze of sweets decorations and donut‑shaped cushions piled everywhere, which made the stay a lot of fun. The location felt a bit inconvenient, but that seemed unavoidable given the setting.
みみ4 weeks ago
Just a moment…
Tokyo·5.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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20 m² · 1 queen bed
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SweetsHotel Ikebukuro – Adult Only – offers air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, bidets, baths, showers, hairdryers, free toiletries, slippers, TV, and sofa. A 24‑hour front desk, grocery delivery, room service, and free Wi‑Fi create a relaxing stay. Located less than 1 km from Ikebukuro Station, Parco Mall, Nishi‑guchi Park, and 26 km from Haneda Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The room was a playful maze of sweets decorations and donut‑shaped cushions piled everywhere, which made the stay a lot of fun. The location felt a bit inconvenient, but that seemed unavoidable given the setting.
みみ·4 weeks ago
The theming was adorable and the area was great. The place was very dirty and they didn’t hand out a room key.
Cianna·2 months ago
The design was all about candy motifs. In the bathroom I found several strands of hair from a previous guest, the mirror tablet and bath monitor were hard to use, and the available viewing content was inconvenient.
Hirose·2 months ago
Getting there from the station was easy and the amenities were plentiful; they even provided pajamas. The bath and toilet were clean and easy to use, and the staff handled phone requests smoothly. However, the room was advertised as non‑smoking but the smell of cigarettes was strong, permeating the futon and toilet paper. The bedscarf had stains, the floor had trash, and the door squeaked loudly when opened or closed. I was hoping for a more comfortable stay at 14,900 yen per night for a deluxe room, so it felt a little disappointing.
Natsumi·6 months ago
I liked the Japanese culture. Nothing else.
Abigail·6 months ago